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Let p be a vertex of a linear polyhedron and choose n independent active constraints, written Bp=d, with B invertible. Suppose p=λu+(1−λ)v, where u,v∈P and 0<λ<1. Each selected inequality has Bi​u≤di​ and Bi​v≤di​, while
di​=Bi​p=λBi​u+(1−λ)Bi​v.
(1)
Since both weights are positive, equality in this weighted upper bound forces Bi​u=Bi​v=di​ for every selected row. Hence Bu=Bv=d, and invertibility gives u=v=p. Therefore every vertex of a linear polyhedron is an extreme point.

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